A Root Density Tradeoff in an Okra-Assisted Subsurface Pipe Drainage System for Amelioration of Saline Soil

A Root Density Tradeoff in an Okra-Assisted Subsurface Pipe Drainage System for Amelioration of Saline Soil
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10.3390/agronomy12040866
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2022-03
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Agronomy
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D. Fang;K. Guo;A. Ameen;Shichao Wang;J. Xie;Jintong Liu;Lipu Han
D. Fang;K. Guo;A. Ameen;Shichao Wang;J. Xie;Jintong Liu;Lipu Han
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作者:
D. Fang;K. Guo;A. Ameen;Shichao Wang;J. Xie;Jintong Liu;Lipu Han

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